One change to improve Prairie canola yield

Agronomic news
May 09, 2025

Source: Manitoba Cooperator

Crop rotation and nutrition were singled out for their potential to increase canola yield during the Canola Council of Canada’s 2024 surveys. Find out more on their importance from both producers and agronomists in this Manitoba Cooperator article.

Wheat breeding priorities shift based on regional stresses, market demands

May 09, 2025

As climate variability and export sensitivities reshape wheat production, U.S. breeders are refining their focus to meet farmers’ evolving needs. Speaking on RealAg Radio, Drs. Marla Barnett and Dylan Larkin of Limagrain C...

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Corn curveball: What the heck is with the July-Dec spread?

May 09, 2025

What’s going on with corn? That’s the question making the rounds after the July corn contract dipped this week. The shift is sudden, and according to Ted Seifried, chief market strategist at Zaner Ag Hedge, it could signal...

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Researchers look for genetic key to cold sweetening

May 09, 2025

Cold sweetening in stored potatoes has plagued growers for years and appears to be an unsolvable problem. Cold sweetening builds up soluble sugars during storage, contributing to browning and potential acrylamide toxin for...

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Industry believes green pea supplies are over-reported

May 09, 2025

Canada has far fewer green peas than the government is reporting, says an analyst. “Purely from a price perspective, markets believe the Canadian harvest was smaller than estimated by Statistics Canada,” Stat Publishing no...

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Good agronomy urged under uncertain canola market

May 09, 2025

The best option for canola producers may be to apply agronomy practices that can improve profits for little to no added cost, says the Canola Council of Canada (CCC), which earlier this spring posted the article, “9 agrono...

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Crop rotation and nutrition were singled out for their potential to increase canola yield during the Canola Council of Canada’s 2024 surveys. Find out more on their importance from both producers and agronomists in this Manitoba Cooperator article.

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